‘From sleeping to swimming, it was about 10 minu tes,’ says survivor of fishing boat sinking

The Scandies Rose motored through a part of the Gulf of Alaska under warnings of high winds and icing before it sank. Five crewmen are presumed dead and two survived. Friday, January 3, 2020 Afternoon News Update Support from readers like you makes local journalism possible. [Join Now]( [‘From sleeping to swimming, it was about 10 minutes,’ says survivor of fishing boat sinking]( Aubrey Wieber ADVERTISING [Tensions soar as Iran vows revenge for killing of general and US sends thousands more troops to Middle East]( Associated Press [Here are 3 tax proposals the Anchorage Assembly could put on the April ballot]( Aubrey Wieber [Alaska raises fees for parks, boat launches and some public-use cabins]( James Brooks [‘I shot my mom’: Man charged in Wasilla killing confessed via translator, police say]( Zaz Hollander [Aleutian island volcano again sends ash cloud nearly 5 miles high]( Zaz Hollander [State senator asks Dunleavy to use influence with Trump to delay Real ID deadline]( James Brooks [Former owner of North Pole refinery ordered to pay over $29 million in water pollution case]( Dan Joling [2 Anchorage cross-country skiers collect national championships]( Beth Bragg [Clamming on the Kenai Peninsula is a no-go for 2020]( Anchorage Daily News ©2020 Anchorage Daily News Anchorage Daily News 300 W 31st Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99503 [Click here to manage your email subscriptions.](